The FDIC is actively looking for ways to enable banks to offer small-dollar loans, FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams said today at a Cato Institute event, drawing an important link between the availability of these products and financial inclusion.
The RTP network — the first new payment rail launched in the United States in four decades — is a bank-driven system for instant processing and settling of payments.
Three steps to keep things simpler in bank M&A.
The Federal Communications Commission today voted unanimously to adopt a declaratory ruling permitting voice service providers to enroll customers automatically in a call-blocking program that is based on any reasonable analytics designed to identify unwanted calls.
While decentralized financial technologies—such as distributed ledgers or online peer-to-peer platforms—can benefit the financial system, they are also likely to pose many regulatory and supervisory challenges, according to a report released today by the Basel, Switzerland-based Financial Stability Board.
A conversation with Greg Carmichael, chairman, president and CEO of Fifth Third Bank.
Greg Carmichael entered the banking industry as a mid-career technology executive, and that’s shaped his perspective on the challenges facing banks today.
As the Federal Communications Commission prepares to vote Thursday on a proposal permitting telephone companies to block unwanted calls, the American Bankers Association submitted two letters (dated May 31 and June 3) to the commission explaining how it could result in the erroneous blocking of lawful calls placed by banks.
Perspectives from core providers on where the financial customer experience is heading.
Recent FDIC guidance points to steps banks can take to beef up their vendor agreements.